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~nner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Rev. Tsuyoshl t:ilrosuml leads the Higashi Honganjl Buddhist Temple in Costa Mesa
Tight budget ..
might force
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scho.01 firm
~ Dwindling student participation and
hm1ted ability to raise funds may lead
board members to eliminate the
once-bountiful spread at Costa Mesa High .
lh Ru.~ LoAa,' ,., \\a n ..
CO~ I A "-I I:.~\ -5ch "->I hoard member., "ill be
J'I.. r .. "'me tt'\Jith quc:'t •in' tonrght :ibciut the Co-.ta
~k';.i ll1~h ~hvol f·;irm, a p;.irt of the ~l•mrnuntt)
'n-.c I 15'1 "hen the h1~h ~ .. hool lmt opened.
A) )1.hool board memt1er) in th~ t'e"port·Mc!la
. L'n1f1cd School D1,1r1d :.cramble to determine pri·
l•fll•~' fur \\ha1 prom a'e' II.> be .l lc:in budget next
)Chuol ~ear. the larm m.l} ha\e :i tough 11mc ju ti·
(yang II:. C'<pcn!>e
School di!>tnct offic1Jls "'II g1\C a status report on
the form :ind attempt~ to mJle it more self·
)Upport1ng.
"We ..1re an the proce:.i. of beginning to Je\clup
the budget for t~e 199..t-95 ~hool )Car. :.o tt') 1mpor· •
tant that "e arc brought up to d.stc on all bpect:. of
the farm ," s:i1d school board Prc:.1dent Ed De1.lc:r.
EXercising ·the.ir_ beliefs
The farm program "as sa,ed from the budget
lnife this ~hool )ear after supporte~ pledged to
help rai)C money and develop "'3Y~ to incrca>e the
farm's earnin~ The farm ha' been successful in sell-
ing bean crops to local supum:irl ets. But the farm's
goal of earning h:ilf of lh e\pcn)Cs h:is pro .. ed a d1f·
lacult cntc.rpme at best \\hat "3' once a pl .. ce oC
Chmtma) uce and pumpl1n !.ale ... of Thank &1Hn&
Jurlc)'S and fre l>h cw -the fa rm ..s nearly ";acant
n~.
~Y N.u:CY CHE&Vca.. )new. ro nu lhtlt ruor
From the outside, the H1ga)h1 Honganji Buddhist
Temple m Co)la Mc!>a looJ.. something liJ..c a
health dub. • Bui inside hes a ''hole different
world: A Japanese rehgtOU) and cultural center, adorned ,
with Asurn artist!')' and immaculate surroundings. •
The 3-_ycnr-old temple, rc-comtru1:tcd Crom an old
athletic center on•Vactona
Street. \\:lS iakcn ~er by Rev.
Tsu)oshi Harosum1 . A Buddhist,
H1rosumi. "1th the help of
others. con,crted the health club
m10 J temple replete with
gold-laden artwork, burning
incense and a Japanese tea
room. e Because of the influx
of Japanese 1mm1grants after
Worrd War 11, H.irosumt says
Buddhism became widespread in
Oranae County, especially in
Rev. TsuyoshJ Hlroaumi reads from Sutra Chanting. Costa Mesa. Before the temple
existed, Hirosumj held services
insi~ is home. When il bceute too much for him to
hnnttle1 he started lookin for a central meeting pl:lce.
• "I felt the need to build a temple,'' he ays. •.
While Japan has more than 10,000 Buddhi t temples.
Southern Catifom11 has only five. The ornnte decor
inside the·5:1nctuary (hondo~ I · like a cross between
A :.angle, mud-splattered pig as surrounded b)
em ply pen:. "here a number o f pig~ "'ere once raised
hefUM/P .. e•
Fair board ponders
best ways · to utilize
Pacific Amp itheatre
~ Venue will be empty until Ju ly and
future schedule will differ greatly from
the raucous past. offlcrals say.
B\ ~1A..llNlli M cLaoo,' "" Wuna
COSl A MESA -\\hale other rounh venues arc
gc:mng up for the 1mpcndang concert ~n. the Pa·
c1fic Amphitheatre "'" become a rclati'e ghost ~n
during the sprin1 and arty wmme-r monlhs.
But "'hen the Or:in,c County Fair Bo:lld fin:aJI)'
r:iisc the curtain on its nc" acqu1 1uon durina this
)Car's fair in July, local resident need not fear about
the return Of the 001sterous bands Of )CStef)elr.
"Tlm )Car )Ou'll sec \Cf'\ m1n1m2J aet1v1ty "'ilh
probabh more of a ddined pl:in in 1995," stud Jill
Lloyd. poJ..ew.vm:in for the f:ur, which bou&ht the
contr0\Cf)i31 :tren3 last prana "We already know
"'hat the> (1he re ident ) don t lake That would
cltm1nate ,oma bacJ.. to the t)pc) of concerts that
were there before ..
The f:11r bo:ard took O\Cr operation of the l .SOO-
a church and a mona tery. were installed for In the center of th• attar at the Htgashi Hong;at\jl Bud·
.... ... TUDLl!h .. • dllist Temple la the Amtda Buddha, or central image ..
eat arena an Octllbcr af1cr purcha ina 11 from op·
eraton 1'cJ \\e t Inc. for Sl2..S million in May. The
acqui ition ended more than 10 year. of narmoil be·
t"ccn loc:tl re identi and 'ed We t O\er compla nt
of m.>1-.:c and ~"umina. tra~ .c .
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The p1 ntina on top Of
p.lgt 1 is by lcial lltiSt nma
Cunninpm. For inlonNtion
on p1intinp. al 640.1603.
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SHEIS
A 25-year residcnl of
Corona de! tvlar, who IO\'CS
helping pcbplc. Jn addition to
her physical 1~.-:rapy "'ark, :,he 'find~ the tinlc to organize a
number of activities in the
con11nuni1y, including fund
raisers, p<irttcs and banqucis.
PHYSICAL YHEltAl'Y
Fracalosv is the founder and
president Or Coron11 de/ Mar •
Rehab, lhc .. which she
established in 1987.
Corona de.I Mar Rehab.
located on Pacific Coast
1-ligh"•ay, features physic:il
thcr.ipy, occupation:ll therapy,
speech therapy and social
"'orkers. The company s1ii'rted
with Frac;ilosy ;1nd a
reccp1ionist, but now has 10
en1pluyccs :ind is_ expanding to
Huntington Beach.
Frac<1\osy i;tudied physical
1hcrapy :11 Long Be;ich S1a1e
and has bccn prac1ic1ng for 23
years 111 a profession she
describes as exceedingly
re\\arding.
.. The most exciting ttung 1s
1naking a patient feel bcltcr
and helping them achieve their
goals," she said. "It is also a
fun place to \\'Ork."
CO-UNITY WORK
Fracalosy was the
chairperson for 1-l arbor View
Elementary School's 40th
birthday parly, which took
about three 1nonths to prepare
and included all 1he school's
past presidents a nd principals. -
Last month Fracalosy was
chairperson fo r the
·•father.Son" ~ven 1 h-eighth
grade ba nquet a1 Corona dcl
Mar High School.
Fracc:osy said she
par1icipa1ed in 1hc banquet
when her oldest son, Bri3n,
was in lhc eighth grade and
plans 10 do 1he same '"ith her
other son, Jeff, and her twins,
oa ... id and Scott, in 1he fu1ure.
In the spring of l<JCJ3,
t=rllcalosy was in cha[ge of
Corona de\ Mar Hi&h-School's
Career Day. To prepare fo r
the even1 , Fraealosy and five
other women had fO solicit
help from rhc communil)' and
arrange school .assemblies.
LONOHOUU
Fracalosy ""·orks from 9 a.m.
CITYSIDI
to 11 p.m. on weekdays. She
orten ·takes her work home and
frequently meets with patiehts
on the weekends. In order to
find time to do her community
activities. she must work
around her busy schedule.
Luckily, Fracalosy has ~
excellent workers to help case
the load; "I've got the best
__Jroup o( people," she said.
YlllllK •UIK
Currently Fracalosy is one of
the c:hairpcr50os for the
Eastbluff Boys Oub
fu nd-raiser to be he ld ~1arch
5, which fenturcs a .. Greek
Toga"' party and will include
G reek food, drinks a nd a silen1
auction. T ickets 10 the
fund-raiser will cost $45 per
person . Mo ney raised will go
1oward club activates, such as
basketball, 3nd various
summer programs.
Frac.aJosy enjoys 1hc social
aspect o f her community ·
ac~ivitics and a major plus is
being able to have n good lime
at the parties which, in the
end, arc fo r a good cause .
"If you like doing ~hat
you're doing, you cnn always
fi t in more." Fracalosy said.
•
Future or sanitation
district to be discussed
f8r-mer assistant
librarian dies at 79
The Cate o! 1he cily's 50-year·old sanitation dis11ic1 "'ti
. be discusi;cd ::i t noon today in a JOint public n1ccting
bct1vcc:11 lhc l"u~ta ,.1c)a (.ity Council and 1he Sa nitary
D1stric1.
Sunte of the 1s~uci; being considered include !he
di:r.lnct's handling of the c11y·s residenti:-il hauling
.. contr;u;t and the dci;1r1ct's financial rcl:1:tionship with the
• cny. Curren1ly lh{""dli;trict pays rile cilflo usc""ifx
' full ·t1n1e city cmplO}'ccs fur district operations and rents
i;pacc 111 C11y Hall for lli; offices.
··1 hii; subjccl in general (consolidnting special
d1s1ricls) is being discussed i;1a1cwide," said Cit)
Manager AHan Roeder. "It 1i;n'1 unique."
Roeder said the Sanil:iry o .~tric1 isn't the fi1st of the
city•s spcci31dislricts10 be conliidered for consolidation.
In lhc lalc 70s, he said lhc c11y discussed doing the same
w11h i\1ci;a Consolidated \Vatcr District which, like the
S.1n1u1ry OiJJ1ric1, was in City Hall.
'"fherc: was n grea1 deal of discussion then and no
sn1J.ll 11muun1 of healed ~nin1osity," Roeder sa id. "The
decision was cvcn11.1ally made to drop 1hc effort."
The noon meeting will lake place in 1hc (irst Ooor
conference room at City I-toll, 77 Fair Drive.
Odro1hy Mariiucritc (McKay)
Clinch, a Costa Mesa resident since
1955 and retired a5sislft..'1t ci1y .~
librarian, died Saturday.
Sile was ·79.
Born in Providence, R.J ., Mrl.
Clinch earned a bachelor's degree
Crom 1hc Rhode Island School of
C:Sigii:-Shc was 11 foun<!frlg member
of 1hc -Republican Women's Oub of
Cos1;:i Mesa, where she also 1ervcd as
legislative chairwom,n. Mrs. Oinch
also served on the bOard of the Coll•
Mesa Historical Society durin&
1992-93.
She is survived by ton Charles C.
Oinch of Co&t1 Mesa; and gnndson
Charles W. Olnch of Donita.
Memorl.al sc:Mcts ire scheduled for
10 1.m. Friday II Bell Broadway
Chapel In C.OSt• Mca,OraV't"Sidc
ac:rvices will follow at Pacific View
Memorial Park in f"cwport Beach.
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Readers disagree with columnist's liberal stance on earthquake
aid to illegal immigrants, support Congressman Dana Rohrabacher ·
M ark Pct~'' edi'1orial
••for those 10 whom
awcJI is pvtn much is
roquiled" (Ftb. 12) is anolhtr
eumplc of liberal ideoloe,y 1ha1
ow:rloob ~ manipulates
.:+-1--1ll""' ""'-j>Cii0oal'Y •uws disen\ert-.,, a quest 10 force ·
univc.-i 10Cialism on a resisting
world.
Pe1rac:a'1 firlt par.,..,ph 1nd
opcnina q~stion:
To whit extent should
compassion, aencros:hy or spirit.
and social rcsponsibllfty motfcr
in the de1crm1n10on of public
Jl<lLic:y and ·~ o1
or Mr. Pctra«1'1 piece -oac
for which we mUll thank the
D1ity Pilot -•ncfthll is fl i:J
~roperly Jabtltd: Ubnal
Poll1 ics. ~V.RIA l:IEPOES
lblboa.
publtc-funds? ---
Pctracca's stalemcnl (and
entire essay) is based on 1 fal1e
premise. Pctracc1 makes the
clusic liberal mistake when he
looks for compassion and
aenerQSi1y o( spirit (whatever
that is) in pemmt.nt.
0
It is not the duty of
~mment, Mr. Petracca, to
have·compassion. Government
E ver notice how Ma.rt
Pcrracca can't 1tcm to wrilc
an editorial witKoul
pJagiorislalJ)I pipy-badcln11'is
particular point of view onlo the
1hou&hu: and wri1iqs of flmOUI
Amcricar'ls (pictures of Unc:oln
and Kennedy Included).
One famous American 1
PetraCCI attacks Congrc:ssman
Dana Rohrabachcr for daring to
prevent illegal aliens, impacted
by lhe earthquake, from
reccivin& thou1:1.nds of fcd-crnl
aid dollars, PetraC(';l.'s article
avoids 1he facts that illegal
aliens h;lvc blatantly disrcgardc~
our Jaw, lhat the vast
majori1y of U.S. <iliztns WH~ OM MUCH
OY<rwhclmingly agrcc wi1h 'FOil THOSE TO '
Rohrabacher. and fh:tt · UJD 'ED
lhtrc .•re.6uodrcdsof IS GIVEN MUCH IS REQ JU> o~~anw.tlOOJ' 1lre~dy . '
&tv•n& •id to these people · ...... IVl.N PO& CoNOJ.IWiW'I 0.utA
such as 1be Salvation ~ sHOU'LD ta:c:\J)lfH ovaa. UUlSK»-··,--:
Army, Red Cross. =:
churches, business«, etc. !,..,, •:;
Most people 1pplaud , • •
Convc:ssman Rohrabachcr :.,-;' ,_
for his attempt to be a • -goodlrcwata over our ..,
public money. ·
Petracca adtnQnlshcs
Rotlrablcher from 11
Thcualonlans (3:1~14)
"But ye, brethren, be "no1
\l."cary tn '*''ell doing. And if
• ... -·
any man obey not our word by
this epislle, no t that man, and
have no company wi th h1n1, !hat
he may be ashamed."
Petracca 1ook 1hosc ''erses out
o( con1cx1. The preced.i nc ve rses
(3:10-12) s111c "For C\'Cn when
wc were wilh )'OU, 1his wc
commanded you, 1hai'if any
would no11work, neither should
he cat. For we hear thal 1hcrc
arc some w~ walk. umonc )'OU
dl50rdcrly, working not al :.II but
arc busybodies. N~ them tha1
arc such we command and
exhort, by our Lord Jesus Christ,
that with quictneu they work,
and cat their own bread." The
scrip1u1cs quoted by Pe1racca
change· meaning when given the
whole picture.
D. O'NEIL
Ncwpor1 lleOch
0
T here arc so many things 10
say about ,.~r. Pc1race:1's
filful a r1iclc regarding Rep.
Dana Rohrabacher and 111d :o
illegal immig.r:.nts that ii is
difficuh to know ~h.:rc 10 bcb:n
or to end. The possibilities m11kc
one giddy -no, boitgled. Since
the rc;:aders, and 1his \vriler arc
all busy people, I will do my
best to be brief,
---Pft-r:rea~s-tdeu-and,crmr=
"&cncrosity of spirit.'..'.... .. social
rcsponsibilil),"
.. other-regarding" - yearn for
crittques of their own. Perhaps
1hcy ire part of lht 11owin1
~ of new libctal·inspirc.d
, words and terms used 10 support
a fuzzy political aacnda. 11
see:ms 1h11 1ccordin1 to liberals
the English l•ngu1gc u ii is
acncniJly and traditionally
employed is not adequate to
c~preu ideas in the manner 1hcy
should be.
Let us bcain wilh Mr.
docs nol have spirit. People, broadcastcrlcd11or1ahs1 lhtll I 1tm
individu:1ls, have compai;sion s1.1rc ~tr. PetraC'C'a h:is nc,·cr
nnd spiri1. GO\~rnmcnt 1s heard o( 1s Etl-4~rd R. ~t urrow.
nothing more nor l~ss 1h:an· a or at lea!it if he hJ,, he has
ncccss:ary CYil. \Ve create it only nc\er heard o( Mr. ~luriu-. '.!.
rcluc1anlly and ouign 10 it adnl0n1tlon to ,.'OU\d·be
limi1ed duties as needed 10 lake bro3dcastert1ed11ori11lis:ts trying
care of 1hinp such as 1hc 10 gc1 a story. -.hich is, .. get i1
in frastructure, establish1ncn1 and rint, but first get ii righ1."
mainlcnance of a nlOne lary I'm no1 exnctly sure how muny
system, the imposi1k>n or la-.·11 10 1imes .. ,.l is1nformed Mark" ha'
ensure peace and tranquility, &ullcn II fint, but If he only gol
. and national defense. it first once that's s1ill one more
TI1u1's ri&ht, M r. Petracca, for 1ime 1h:in he c~cr got ii r1gtu~
1hc quuli1ies you seek -Of course, 1h11t bcc.lusc
compassion, spi ril, someone tb "~t.~t." ne\'er lets the 1ru1h gl·t
take care of you and your Camlly in the w:ty of a good
-)'OU must look to people. And con).Crval1\e·ba)h1ng. An1ong
here, contrary to "h:lt you think, !'e1racl·a's l:a1es1 in:ane
)'OU -.ill find then1 1n abundance blalhenng) I) 1h:a1 Congre11sn1an
The 1najori1y of us. thank God, H.ohi:abacher "Pnls 10 deny
nrc still dectnt people "·ho !\old hum:anitarinn aid 10 illegal a~ns
, life dear apd .. oo love our 111 need of c:a1thqualc relief
neighbors. Th:u is wh) -.·e \Vr'ong :ig:111C ~1ark!
invariably sec hcrQC.5 sprin1 up Surely this associate pro(euor
from :.mong us durin11nd after c-an rc:ad a ncws;papcr if "°' the
n:uurul or m11n -mDdo disas1c n . Congressional Record. If he had
That is whr countless numbv"s read either. he could plainl,Y sec
of houn o dl¥ity work 3rc 1ha1 Rohrabachcr's legiilatK>n,
pcrforn1cd evety '!•Y by • which incidentally was ~e r·
;r,..;i. :.: .. a1s ror 01hcr individuals. wl\elmingly approved b)
The majority or us s1ill 1hi nk Congress (they must oli be
clearly and rc1lizc lhat we musl racisls, ri&hl?) spccilically
1akc ca re or ounetvcs. our provides for illcF•' aliens 10
families and our nciah.bors as we receive "hun1an111ria n akl in 1hc
are nblc. The me:•;!jo~n~··~1_,o~r~u~sc__~!":o~rm:r.'o'-'r~tO!!m"l•f''"''""'-'<Y.µW'"'l".:1c;-r~1~s~
rcahzffianJiC quotes from well as fOOd, waler, medkal care
.great !ciders used by Mr. and other cucn1i1I nccdJ."
Pctracca to auppcu:t hls tlst in Amcrtcans hl\'C alwayl aJadty
truth speak or aunbu1c1 gjYcr'I emergency humar'lharian
expected in decent citizens, not aid to anyone 1h1u has needed ii
governments. We arc fuzzy on in a time of na1ural disas1cr, but
the mcanin1 of "social this couniry, our people and our
responsibilily," bul we arc Congress arc finally fcd·up of
crystal clear on the mtaning of bcin& ripped off by illc&al aliens
individual responsibility. Let us masquerading as politically
, all be thankful that the world iJ correct "undocumented
no~ really the sad place Mr. workers" or "recent immiarants"
Pe1raccn secs ii where he is one as they cheal our S)'ltcm as they
ol few who would offer a hand did in Nor1hridgc.
10 1 nei&hbor in need, TOM \VILUA~1S
There i1 one redeeming 11spcc1 Newport Uc~h
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Court In
D ab"Clunt.
The are Che
plaintiffs.
Dunt-dt1h·dunt, dah-dunt,
They ore lonatimc We 1
Newport Beach re~idrnts who utc
s.ick nnd tired of loud noa e 1u :ill
houri. They aarc
5uin& for b1c ch or eardrum .
Dal1/Jhhhhh·
them. Welcome 10 •••
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COU~T.
Aal90Gnttr: Hello, I'm Doua
Hair pray and welClOmc to '7hc
c:wportcn Cour1." I really don'I
h:rve much to do other than s:iy
the cute name we've come up
with for this week's show. With
that in minJ, we present 0 1lie
Ciasc of the Triple Kcaaers."
Ptaa.dtt. Yes. well, u I Aki I
am a lonstime WtJ& Newport
rcMdcnt. I have 1een a loc of
chan,cs. first, there was the
wheel. Then el«tricity, And
then .. :
Judsc Floparr. Mrs. O'foolc,
this is only• halt-hour show.
PlalatUt Then I'll make my
point. Your hQnor, on behalf or
all lon&timc rc5idcnl.J -e want
dl!ntf ____ Jl.au.tcd,-tM baUllr.. AU rise. the ,-eUi~ the-loud ~-*86
Ecfrtor's
Notebook
'l'he c arc the
defend nts.
Dunt-doh·
dunt, d:Jh -dunt.
. They say, hey,
h 's their
God·aivcn right
to Par-toy. They
have filed a
motion "ntmg
that rea~ity
bit•s.
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Both sides have agreed to bnng
their di pute here, to our
syndicated television forum,
where we hope to squeeze truth,
justice ond boffo ratings out of
TODAY
Mllf A LIVI WOU
Meet ;a ~al lt'c "olf :anJ learn :above
1hc h~tOf), fach ;ind m>lh' :about
•ol'fcl durma 11 free prcscn1111on 11 7
p,m, :at 1\d\ nturc 16 Outdoor and
Tr.1~d 0111fi11er~. 1959 ll:ubor O~\J an
Costa Mc>!!. Ko;1n1, 1 tOO-pounJ GrC) ·
WoU rrom Mun1an1, •all be k:aturcJ
.. lone \IOllh h.:r au lalcr\ Palu IJ
Tud•c:r, D "-tldhfc biofoea t, :and Uru1.:"
We uJc. :i doc'ud\cntiry falm n11.1k~r :rnJ
Wrll c;r c J II 65(). 3JO I •
ltNOLUNftWOaJCJNe
A free s1naJcs soci.tl networt.ani p;ar1~.
ponsorcd by "The Mtetinc R°"m:·
w1ll be hclJ Al Ch:antccl.:air rcs1.:iu1Jnt
1~1? MacArthur lil~d .. acrO'I\ from
the John Wayne Airport. The c~'-nt
b.=j·•h .i Gp m .uJ f" .. '"'"'' • comphmcntary buflct, 11mei anJ
pnzcs. Non·mcmbo:rt arc 11.'Clcumc
For more intormatiun. call S.CS· :!.
HID•ILUOIU
W1n1 10 learn hQW h> pl.l~ br1J c or
need a rdrcsher rour~'! The J .. wi h
Senior Center an C:C.1:i Mcu " nc>'A
ofkrina bnd~ lcs.10n• for all IC\"l:h
~Cl)' 1 ucMby from 9 :\0 to 11 -AS a m
The: Center 11 locJtcJ :u :!50 l~a\t
&Ii.er ~lrccl C.Jll ~"~·!-5.l \
ltl.Val.ICAN WOMIN
The Cu~l:i Mc-):i ftq1ui;il('an \\ Omt"n
Feckra11;d 11.111 mei:t :ii 10 JO :a m .u
1hc C<>it:i M ~ Golr :ind Cou111n
Oub 10 di.cu the RcruM.can
cand1J:i11;:s fl)r Or.Jni;c ounly
Supcnoor. C.ill S57-<i5H
WIDNUOAY
UNCH AND fMI LAW
Attorney urah Mormon 11.111 spc;i~
on moana,ina rci.ourcc" ianJ k'.al.
fin:inc1al ind 1n,urancc iuu"'s
pcrtainina to the ,,an,\:r p:ita..:nt Juring
a free educational proir:im at Hoa~
Cancer Center, .000 Pacific CC>tit
Hi""';iy, an Nev.port Beach. The
acmanu d part of Hoais on mna
Cop1n1 \\.11h c~nccr \ii.Inter 5CflCS,. For
more 1nfonn.iu.>n. C.111 7-C \NCER.
MITWOaKINe aUADA.lf -Lcadcnhip :anJ orpn11:i1aon.il
~'\!lo~nt ronsuhant O:iviJ Cuc)
dr1~"S on his five ycan ..s 1 POW in
Vietnam for his lecture, "Mc.;11n1
Your Challenics. .. 111 the "cell)
1:i1henn1 or the Oran c County Ed~.
1 leadenh1p support iroup The
proinm aocs from 6:.30 to 8.30 a.m. al
Scott's SufooJ. llOO Bm1ol A\'C.,
CO\tl Mc:~. Included iJ a run bufkt
brc;iUast, 1ntcract1"c table d1scut.~k)ns.
inf,lnn;ll nct"orl..an& and cnlcrUan·
mcnt. COlt is s 15 for fir51 lime au.:\I\.
For rc~rv;mons, call 7\0-5050 , ..... .., ... ...,.".
A T·\h1rt pJmli~a llnl.I dcsa'n diiiS 1s
held c~ry WcdncsdJy onJ Thurkby
11 9,45 1 n1 11 the k 1\h ScnMlr
Center. :!SO East 8111..cr Stri:et 1n Cocta
lOWIR YOUR '\io~nn y PAY~UNTS
• . ~ 'f • ~ .. .: "' \ ~ , ~ \ ~ ., \ :
Herc come d:. judsc, here come
~judge.
Jud&t flopner: You may be
sc:ited. I have read the
complaint. Pl~in1irf, wbat's up
~ith that?
Phllntlfr: Your honorable
Judge Aopncr, my name is
Mildred O'Foole 1.nd I have
resided an West Newport for 42
)'Can~ and, my, you arc a hand-
-some )'OUng buc*-. Ever since my
~band Gilbert passed on, God
bless his soul, I've been so lonely.
Do you play Bingo, your honor?
Judgt F1opotr: Mrs. O'foolc,
your complaint?
Rusted: l play Bingo.
AROUND TOWN
•utan
cuen MTllM •ant
L!am i60at COMUmcr ri,hls
" they ppfy to at .. i""'a lft amsrase ettdil rc~_at~ free
7 p.tn. &«lure Oft~
entitled '"How 10 Attaia u
Eacelknt Crcd•t R t na" in the C~uaity Room of the
~ C.Cntcr Libfary, l'6
S3n Ocmcnte Or'M ll\ Ni:ot.pott 8ckh. TQnJ Vrilb ol
free At Lw FinaDdal ScMGes
"''" rcvkw pr<WCft 1cp1 and tthinl mcthOds lor mnovi"I dlarcc-orrs. banknapcdcs and rc~sslons from Credit
reports For more iarormation.
eaU 6«·3111 or ~3l9l.
Mc\;a. Par11c1pJnls 1houlJ brin& 11
~011on T-uurt or '"ca1sh1rt to be
p:11n1cJ on. Call S4S-S533.
OUDIN nu• MUflNO
"Patk) Gardcnanaf' i1 1hc lopac ul th.:
9 30 am mceuns of 1he H:arbor V~w
I lilts Gudcn C1ub :at tJt.: horn.: of
\targnct R)cl..off. 1321 Outnucr
l>rn.: an Cornn:a del Mar \\ adc
ltobcm of Shcrm;an Gudcns 111111 lc:>d
the drieU\StOn. Guests and pr01op..'C11\e
m .. mbcr' arc v.dcone Call Ol;adv, Oar~ lit b-U 69~4 ·
DAY ICNOOL OIJINTATIOM
l'.arl Pm-:i1e O.:iy S<'hool 1n Cost;i
~h:).l is hO\ltn' .:a p.:irent oraenlatKJn
m.~1ang 111 7.30 pm for their 199,i.95
f...anJerg:artc n C' nwllmcnt The
;i,;,dcmic ph>gr:>m prcscn1:i1ton
e pccially the unauthorized
watcrin& of our 1er1niums to slop
this instant!
Juclp f1opMr: Arc )-OU seeking
damages?
PlalatUt. Why yes, I tiav~ a
case a11inst the make rs or
Depends IS WC $peak.
Judsc F1opntr: No, I mean in
this case.
Plalnllft. All we want is peace
and quiet returned-to our-humble
streets. And a jug of Smirnoff
would be nice, too.
Jud&e Flopner: Defendants,
how do you respond?
Ddeadant: Yeah, Judge dude,
I'm Billy Blowout and me and my
includes a ilide show. Child care and
refreshments 11.111 be a\"aabblc The
school as loc:ued aJ 261 Mont.: \ 1!>t:1
Avenue. Dll 645-S 171.
UAOUI o• WOMIN YOflU
Stale: ind loc:>I ,o,ernmcnl
t'C'Sponsib1U1ic and r.:al1gnmcn1 ot
SC" IC'CS :»nd rC'\lcnu~ "111 b..: d1)4U\SCU
DI the 9.30 :am L.c::ii;u.: o( \\vm.:n
Voters M.:dani; al 1he home of Tra.1J
llamgan, 47 J;i,mano Cn:d. Dmc an
Nc:11.port BcJch, 'fh.: m.:etan& I'> frc ..
anl.I open to th.: publli: I-or mor.:
informa11on, c;ill ~6-~396
THUUDAY
UOUMD fMI WOIU.D LIC1Vll
The od)UC)' of 1he c:11nmJran
"Commodore Explorer" :>nd ats recent
rcrord e1rcumn:>V1ia1aon of the globe
1n less th:an 80 d:iys is the subJCCI of a
lce1urc1'hJe show from 7 10 10 pm an
the Robert B. Moore Theatre at
Or:inec Couc College. Tickets arc
S9 50 an a<h:incc and S 11 at the door.
For anform:auon, c:ill 645-9-a 12
TAX MIU JOI llNIOU
Senion c:in ge1 help filling out anJ
filans their 1993 income tax re1ums
c-..:ry Thursday from 9'.30 :i..m. to noon
111 1he kv.ash ScnlOr Ccnlcr. 250 E3s1
U.il..cr S1r.:c:t 1n Costa Mesa. Bnng 1
copy of lut ~cars rc:lurn .:ind ;all
p:apc"'ort. pcnaananc IC> filan& the
191)) return. To mal.c an appointment,
C:>ll 5~5·5533.
~od JlHlr lt~nu to A.roUAd Tc»m
ftlltor, TM Dally Pllol, JJO H'. /hy St.,
Cost• Mru, C•llf. f1617.
............... •.• ................ .
a pound,__.
je a pound e. -""I Whole bean or fresh ground. 9" Now through March 6th
Great coffee starts with the beans. That's why
Hickory Farms• uses only the finest Arabica beans in our
rich Morning Blend, decaffeinated Evening Blend, flavorful
Cafe Angelica';-and our exclusive-Private Blend. Buy a pou
of any variety and get a pound of equal or lesser
value free. You can't afford not to spl urge!
WESTCI41f'F PI.AZA
17th at lnlne Ave., Newport Beech
·Send A Gift By Pbone 642-4302 ·
W..-.n Sta• UNwnil)' Co&lep ol lAw will
halt .. inb'INldon lm\INI' in JOU' ·-Yow~ will be anaw...t npf'dinl
• .... School~""*'·
...., • how '°apply
• ~ial tanat ...
• lrviN 111\d l\all9rtan C.1m~ • c...r rt.nn..,,. and ~t
• Sct.ol&nh.pe
• n. Law Sdlcoi Adll\ilMon T• (l.SAT)
A • 1111 "'Md INW• pilriod wUI falkJw .. .. -................................ °" ...
.... lnMIMd.... .
To ....... cal,,...__.,..,,._. • .,...,.".,,..__. ..
lrlt an AltlJ,, 'cu 01 • h•
lritndl don't want to bO bad
ndihbon. We don'c want to send
out b d Vibe • We jU$t sot to
party, )'OU know?
Jud t flopatr: Ru ty, keep
your hand on your cun. Go on,
sir.
Defendant Y cs, your
Flopncrne , I Jlat wanna .s;ty •
C\Cl)one likes to ju t kick b:ick,
tip ~me brew~. mokc some
bowls, crank some tuTICS", m
some hiah school babe~.
Judie flopner: You can't pro"e
I hat.
Plaintiff: May J interject?
J udp flopntr: Please do.
Pl1lnUJr: Yes. wtlilc I can't
condone whal these rov.dy ~
do in their wet little 5Wimsuits, ·
sweat and ocean water drippin&
down their wcll<hisclcd young
chests ...
-Judlf Flo1Jner: Mrs. O'Fook.
your compl:unt?
PlalntllT: I'm sorry, )OUr honor,
I'm so k>nely. Al I was snying, l
feel the problem is these
landlords jack up the rents for
vacationers in the summer and
Tuesday, Ffbtuaty 22. 1_. a
I I ' I ~
1bcn cram a bunch or students n na at ft'. Your • I th
dur"&n& the winter. If these greedy &hCK nien h Col LO Co and
bUUAtdi v.-ould rcn1 to blc so do I. Wh th wny to the liulc ,
!olk.s like you and me, these cirl room?
rrobkms "Ould disappur. So Dd nd1n1· Ir FIOJ>-:A·Un. it
make 'cm do it already, jud c. t• 11 kind of people to m kc
Ddtod1nt: Yo, dude, I objec-t. th" hand irc11. tr) u tike oul. II
Judce flopn r: On "-h:it the p:artien., you're ioinc to be
crouncli? left with a bunch ur
Ddcndanc· On these iround GeritoJiholica.
right here. Put )Our glu~~ on, Jud nop1lrr. I'll be !>ack with
dude. ' . ~~..--my~eclstoft tc:r "·~·c:wi·inr~~-
Jud&e flopoer: No, \\h;u ;, C\"1dcncc. By 1hc '-'lly, :inyonc
your objection? ha\'c picture of those high .chooJ
b be? Dertndant: Herr Judgc~te1n, l n unccr. We'll be b:ick "ith think the problem i) cops. They ~on'I tca"-c us alone. As 1 ~id, .. The Qi c ot the Tuple: Kcueh ..
"''e'll be kiekin' and then ii'~ all after thc:ie wurds for Oud"'c1scr,
''Wham! Wham' Wham! Thi~ t) 2.imA ~nJ Ocnl·U-Gnp · 'Jud flopnu: Alter hearing the police! Open up!" h's • )Our tc llmony, I rule 1hat the
major dras. you know? Why can't partier should mO\c the p:trty to
our neighbors JUSl take :i pill or Newport'\ 1rugghng rc!>l.Sllrant~
something? Why do lhcy h:ive to that the rc!>1dcnt~ ~hould drown_
brin&Lhe·cops into;t? Th3t's out none by rumrng Thl' votum~
major uncool, J'Oll know? up on their "!\fam:i·~ Family_.
Judcc flopocr: I get the · reruns unJ 1h;:11 I rnu~t re11rc 10
picture. Do either of )OU h:i'e my chambco bC"Cause I think 1
any closing statcmen1s before I JUSt Ht on m> g.:1\el
go back to the liute room and M•tt Col..t•r's C't>luma Dp~-ars
wait for the commem:ib to end? TutsdJJ)S.
Newport Bementary holdll19 open house tor ex-teachers, alumni
Planner~ for Ne~port Elementary School's
JOOth ann1\e~.lry are looling for former teacher\
and studen1s.
On Sa1ur<.IJy, May 21, the !.ehool -o riginally
called the e.,..port Gr:imm:ir School -\\ill
hold an open hou~c . .in "OIJ Fashioned Day
at 1he Se:i" and =i dinner·dJnce for te:ichc:rs
and :tlµmn1
1 o be: included on a mailing 1i~1 ;ibout upcoming
C\Cnt;. :ind for m11r~ informJt1 in. Cl>nta.:t \tarl
\\v ..J r Hobin~ ndatr ot l"C'\'f)\'rt f.lement:i~
';) .. huol. 1327 \\ UJlboa AH·. '.\:\.'\\fXHI U~J~h
92661, <•r .:'Jll 1(,().J.:5.:.
-By r11c D.Uly Pilot
Please Jola Us
Fe>r Dbtner
Laneh or
Weekend Braneh
Sabltm's was onginafy f°'8led
" Ct.cago after our fl!hef brotqll •
the flmity recipe for cu twnous
Italian Sausaoe from PaJefmo. bly
11 lhe 1930's
T odiy. M sons & pmon
corO'IJe IO prCMde I ~
mer1J of antlef1lic bMal1 food
prepared fre$h daly and smo1ed
"' 5 genel'1l>OnS " famty prtoe
Thri you,
The Sablln) Fnly
CATERING SNCIALtSTS
It• •NI W. C.. IMCr I Cllrtn .. ,. ,.., ............ ,..._ ..
FOi Resemllons Cal ns.oat 111_.._._._
WAllNING
Chemical1 known to the State to cause cancer, birth defeaa,
or other Mp1oductive harm att found in p90line, crude oil, and many
other peaoleum producta and their va~ or result from their U9e.
Read and follow label direction.a and UK care when handlina or uainc
all petroleum producu..
Chemicala known to the State to cause caDCCt", birth defeaa,
or other reproductive harm att found in and around p90linc stationa.
refinerie9, dlem.ical plana,-and other facilities that pa:iauce.-nuMlllt.-_ _J_ __ _
ttanaport, at.ore, or tell crude oil and petroleum and chemical producu.
Other &cilidea covered by thia ~include, for example,
oil and pa wdla, oil and p1 treatina planca., petroleum and chemical
If.Onie tu>b, pipeline .ysuma, marine veaeela and ~ tank ttudm
and tank can., Jowlin1 and unlowlina fadlidea, and refuelina facilitiee.
The f0ttg0ing warning is provided pur5uant to Prop.: anon 65
This law requires the Governor of Califorrua to pub!i.h a hst ot chmucals
"known to ~ State to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity" Thts list
compiled in accordance with a proadurc establisl\ed by th~ Proposinon.
and can be obtained from the California EnVLrOnmCntal Prott-cn n ~·
Propo&ition 65 requires that a dear and reasonable warning be i[JVen to
penoN cxpoeed to the listed cbemica1s in certain situati .
llolll OI Cotpcwtl~
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Opeelltlng P.-tnen.. LP.
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Teacol*
TlmiiOICo.
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•
• Tu11mr, P'elllumy •. 1 .. •
'l'l:llW I: lho ...... IO .. Dlld Md ·~ !hlnl--·-""" --t I AmericaM wbo 11'8 lo-. "II ii ror peap1o....., m1u 1beir_
comfon, btcakJ"& 1he 1,.cli1ion of Japt.QHO cullwa and lbDee who
'ttlns on the floor white chantlna-wia.h 10 lea1'11 it," Jbe ..,._
tt.+' pud= llil•W11
olJiff -· .... . • Tho l,CICJO.oquole ..... ...,..ooy
llNCtlln hu •iPI claar...-, •
•
.. .., ...
Tlle_.....,..<IW( llaur Sonda; -... .. -..,._'°
.... ryon<. S.10.,qy •i&bl dinnen
Ire also oflel<d IO Ibo pobllc, as
well 11 a aeries ol lect'*res throuah
111apo1111111111C•lll .... Olly Ptlol
"'H1vin1 a temple and a Th al i.-
conaresafion is Americanized," e m n -..-&e spoken in Hirosumi says. 1ho temple Is J•puae, however,
la .. IOCiaJ trea that WM ooc:e I
racquetball coun, a reaawant·sbo
kitchen and an Orient .. p(d4!n.
All rundins for tlac templo is
throu&b don1tion1 from Japanese
business owners and te:mpJe
members.
the rest or the year, in which f d ral Ive Sl5 000.
promin<nl prof<510f1 and Olh<r ... Un ° $8( Q S · :;w. should de/lnil<ly h vt
The temple has about JOO services are bekt la £nalis\ and
full-time membcn with a host of Japanese, depcndiaa on ibo
sp<ai<<n from lh< lr<I wUI be Organizers enough <nouf!' mo;,r now IO build lh<
discuuin& Buddhism and ilt m1ny money !O build City's park. De •11 said.
v1sitorS from all over Oranae makeup or the consre11tk>n. The
County and the surroundina arta. temple practices Shin Buddhism,
pr~tices. Weeks before the event,
Ev<ryon< It w<kume 10 visil lh< first l83ShleSS bark park. t0m• ron<erned r<sid<nll from
StvcrW claSKs are offered, which Hirosuml says is the "new••
includina yoga, «illi&raphy, OoWcr Buddhism.
From 1hc outside, the temple
still looks much like an athletic
club. \
ternptc. · 1ht >.1csa De.I Mar Homcown.
"This temple is ror American COSTA MESA -Close to :m~~~i ;!'~':f~~i~ arranain& and tea making. "We teach people to be
Ronnie Youn&, president or the compauionate," he 11)'1. "Shin -
"People walk up, look at the
garden and then 5CC thal ibis i$ a
n-u-ddb1It ltln]>l'e';"-Ht
Ouddhbls," Hlrosumi offers. "11 is $7,(KX) wos earned when nc11rly kte Park, expressed concerns
tor anyone who wanls to lcao;r"'n!.1':ih•r--t--J<JO--dot-ow~nd 80--pc~~tt:------Oharma Society, tcaehes-Buddhif' t--..-0,uddhilnt-d-not"onty-bctievinJi
pr1cticcs and Japanese cullurc at somethina. but undem.anding lhc explains. "We ac:t many visita11 .1plrft ore~ and Ifie Oriental tDlhered al TeW1nkle Park this Dul beside bc:in& 100 late for culture." .. _ weekend 10 ra ise mon~iK: an appeal -1he countil condi-
FARM program 11 the bcglMlnJ of 1hc -JOI I Dftlft • Oid 1hc coun1y give sufficic'nt
school year. Klpus, 37. who has ---llUl 111 public notice that it intended 10
.,._ ..... 1 cared for the farm and taught ag-,.._ .... 1 tum the roads over to the tollway
and sold for meal. A rooster crows rlc:ulturc claucs ai the school for "lf they're ask.ins for inpu1. that agency? .
in the chilly afternoon air from a five years., expressed disappoint· means 'they're-going to do some-•Old ihc tollroad agency give
pen where Jess than 1 dozen chick-ment with the lack.ol pa.r~icipation thing," he said. suff1eicn1 lcaal notice that It ln-
cns arc kept. The farm once sold among students and fam1hes. The lcllcr asks rcsidcnu to pon· tended to char.c a toll on Ncw--
CW-.J>rodaccd-br 100 chicken. . Those who .ha~dcfcndcd th~-dcr several qtiestions,--inctudinr,--'-port-Q>ast Drive?--o\Vas an ad-
Thc nc1trby mobile home-w~C'~~11~arm-1n-1he pasr SB>' tt ·~!'fd the ~----rtty-113\'C legal_~~ tquate-iind-le-gat-publle n_l!B:
rurm director Jerilyn Kapus hves !s an 1~vatuublc link lO""thc agrar-thor11y to abandon an ei111in1 held on t!le 1ss~e?
oveLlooks the deeply furrowed 1an society lhat was once Orange publ~ road and convey it to the Representatives from the Trans-
fields or 1hc farn1 where teachers County. But rcgardles:.s or how Sun Joaquin Hills Tollway, where s>e!rtation Corridor Agencies hnve
sometimes bring n1::ath students to fondly some may regard the farm, it will contain a toll booth requir· said they welcome the inquiry,
figure out crop yields. It's a hands-its viability is threatened because ing the public to pny for its use in which Assemblyman Gil Ferguson
on leSson where stud~nts actually of dwindling student participation the future? ordered, because lhcy can prove
plant crops in the process. And and limited abllitr _to raise money. •Did the county have legal au-l'hat evel}'thing was done oom-
while Kapus acknowledges hard No final dec1s1ons about the thority to abandon a public. road plc1ely above-board. They e..:pcct
times on the farm, she is a tireless farm arc expected at tonight 's which had been built _b)-_The Ir-the Newport Coast 1ollboo1h to
defen der of the fa rn1's unusual cd-school board meeting. "1lLcy'rc vine Co. as a condi1ion of its per· collect about Sl.6 million annually.
ucaiion::il va.lue. going to be basically telling us mil to develop its coas1al properly Comments can be ma'iled to
l3u1 it 's. hard 10 justify the ed-where th~ program is, ""'hat 1he and convey it to the tollway group? Deputy Attorney Genira.1 Claylon
uc::iiional importance of a progr:un enrollment is and I possible direc-•If such authority .existed, Roche, 455 Golden Gate Ave.,
l:irgely ignored by lhc video gen· tion where it might be headci.1 ," would this preclude The Irvine Co. Sic. 6200, San Francisco, Culi f.,
er<ition. Only 20 students y,·ere en-said school board n1embCr Rod from de\'cloping its propcny fur-94102-3658. The telephone num-
rotlei.I in the farm's after-~chool ~1ac~·1 illian. . t.her1 bcr is (415) 703-1635.
SAILOR ......... '
A lifelong sailor, Lewis first n1<.'t
Commodore E..:plorcr skipper
Bruno Peyt on in 1986 after the
French sailor had raced ·Crom his
native country to New York
Harbor as part of the Statue of
Liberty centennial celebration.
The next year, they sailed together
on a 3.000-milc race from France
to Alr1ca.
Even though Lewis had only
been racing catan1a.rans since
1985. Peyron asked him to join 1hc
five-member crew. As the only
American, Lewis was awarded the
Rolcx Yachtsman of the Year
Ay,·ard for his record·brcaking
voya~c.
Sa.1lin& south from the English
Channel, by 1he 52nd day the
Commodore Explorer encountered
hurricane-force winds that reached
90 mrh near Cape Horn off lhe
1ip o South An1erica.
On 1he 70lh d:iy of the rocc, as
1bc boa ! headed through 1hc
)iorth Allan1ic Ocean 1owa1J lhc
English Channel and lhc fini sh·
jme, the tennis-court size
-clltao1aran collided with two sperm
:whales. "\Ve did11·1 sec them and
"'they didn't sec us," Lewis said. "II
:was prelly dramalic." 1
AMPHITHEATRE ......... ,
Currently, fairgrounds slaff a.re
making needed repairs to' the fa cil-
ity during the down time. Future
plans for 1hc site include u.sing it
for a '>llmmer concert series at fair
tin1e.
But ns· f:air boa.rd officials look
1oward booking acls, they say they
"'ill care full, .:un>idcr the LI ii~t of
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NeWport's
CdM's Bastanl Clio an
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~ Second-team honors go
to Sailors' junior Tayyar,
Sea Kings' senior MacMillan.
Tayy-:ir, in his ~nd season a a st.art·
er, ran the show Cor Coad\ Rich r
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ina average to 14.3 in Sea View c11an.
A dangerous shooter with ranee bcyonc.1
BY B.u.aY FAUUCNU.. SJ'O&D \\'A.Ina. -30 feet .(he hi~ blll-haffi.coutt buuc.t beat·
. en in league). the 6-0 Tayyar h also a re· Back .. Bay baskeab:ill standou~ Ramm liable t;oilf ·h ndrer who can t>re:.k dOwn 1
Bastnn1. and Ramy .shoukry, who led their 'defense with penctra1ion, thc11 cilhc ~fin·
rcsp«11ve team tn o down•to-the;vtrc i h himself or find an open tcumm. tc.
battle for fourth place in the rugged e1ah1· MacMillan 3 5.7 two-yc.ar tarter
tc-am circuit, hove bee~ named to the brings a llnebocker mcntaJny to the h;ird:
Dally Pilot All·Sea View Leaauc first wood, which manlfcm lt~lf in nll-oul 01·
team. gre~i\'cne s -.ith the b~ll. or when ha""k·
Buton1, ina an opponent on defense. He l\'Cragcd
a senior ju't more than 10 points in k:aeuc. but hi1
'gu:irddor· 1eam contribution) went r r bc)ond the
ward for suu sheet.
C o r o n a Uni~eniily H igh senior guard Ocmunu)
del M ar, Zeigler, who led Orange County in ~or·
:nerased 1na for a second straight )Ur (262 per
16 6 poinb g.tmc). h;ucd Pla)cr ol the \'t'ar hoooh
f o r t h e with' Tu tin junior Ovu& Go11iieb, n i;rf tcd
i ca son, playmaler \o\ho .avcra&cd Hi poin&~ ind
but 18.6 in cicht "' i\I) to ,carry the 11lkr to u :i.h,uc
14 league of the: 1i1le \\Ith S.1nta M:arg:mta.
ICAll\l\'A aMNCHI&. DAllT r1wr
Ex-Estancia High standout Rich Amaral is ready to auume Seattle'• aecond base potftJot"t full time this season.
gJmc) S:inta M.ug.m1.a·, Jerry OcUu)k, the
Shoukr)·, hei>d man at Nc't'port Harbor for :a Jozen
a 6·foot·7 )e:ison) from 1976-89. is the Co:tl'h u( the
AMARAi..
enior ccn-Year DcUu'l. gu1deJ &he Eagle., to a 12·2
tcr, a\cr rccorcJ, de,pite the athcncc ol Urian
aged 14 hnneran, who many bclie\c as the b&le
Ramy Shoukry point) Jnd top pla)cr, for mo)t of the leaaue\ ccond
n e a r I y round. The Elgks ~c:rc aho h~mpcred
nine rebounds for Ne\\port H:irbor, which down the.
edged CdM for fourth on the IJst night o( stretch by
the rcgulJr seawn. the limited ~ With Bret Boone Sent pac!Ong by Mariners, former Estancia standout
reports today to spring train.ing as regular Seattl e second baseman.
After waiting. w:iiting, .and ~i1ing some more, Rich
Am~ral finally got a crack, becoming the oldest
rookie at age 3 I h> play in the major leagues Jut
ieason.
Then highly·touted Bret Boone, seven years
youn,cr, who Wl)n't re:idy 10 step into the regular role as the
Seattle Mariners' $CCOnd baseman Cqllowina prina trainina.
became ready. Amaral grabbed ~me bench.
Amaral hit .301 and .346 in back·to-back ICIJ(>ns at triple·
A io 1990 (Vancouver) and 1991 (Calgary). He made his •
major Jeocue debut with o cup of coffee Wilh the Mariners in
1991. He baned .. 318 at Calgary in 1992. and &qi .100 01-bats
that season with Seattle.
Last year, he never v.ent down to the (:.rm. In C:tct, Amaral
• baued .290 and finished with a clut>-lcadin& 19 stolen b:a.scs.
the sccond·hipcst total C'\'er by .. Seattle rookie (Phil Bradley
had 21 in 1984).
Harbor junior point gu:ard Paul Ta)')'ar st re I ch·
\\J~ 3 sccond·tc.im :;cln.t1on • .a~ was CdM dri"c avail·
:.en1or guard Dan MucM11lan abilit) o(
Dastani. bard) 6-3. \o\-J~ in)IJnt orrcn)e i n j u r c. d
for Coach Paul Orm' Se:1 King • u ing h1> po 1 n t
outside shooLing touch and outst:indini gu.ud Jeff
dri' ing >kills to confound oppo ing de· Hopl.1ns.
knder). A junior rc)el'\c on last )C.Jr's San t a
CIF IV·AA champion . O:>stJni \\.li the M .i r a 3·
so-10 gu) all )CJ on for the: ~CJ J...ing ... the rit:i ':. Ur::id
lone Nc"port-Mcsa D1')tr1ct tc.lm !.till f'inneran,
all\c in the CIF pla)OfC.,, heading into Fri· Br ian's 6-S
Ja,· n1sh1':. Southern Section IV-AA ~nu· I win
fin.ii .igarn)t B:>ssctt. broth c r . Now, with Boone having been traded in the off· ea on to
the Cincinnati Red , a pntient Am:u:il 1s equipped lo assume
Scaulc's second b:ue position full·time.
AmaraJ hit )24 (23 for 71) in 19 tarts in April, went S for
Son May 17 aaainst Texas to equal a cJob reooro. He finished-
the year b;ittins .3n (SS for 148) again~t lefl-h:inded pitchers,
the hi&hest m:irk agajnst southpaws in the American Lcnaue.
!)hou"ry. ~ho capped hi) prep cJrccr w.as :a Cir'>I·
\~11h an 18-poml, 15-rcl'lound. 13·blodcd team c· Ramin Bastanl
shut performance ag.11n~t Uni,cri.11), used lcc11on, "' 'He reports to spring training today in Peoria, Ariz., with a
fil(ed job in the major leagues for tbc first lime an his ll·ycar
pro career, only one of which wns spent prim:nily in the big
leagues, that being 1n 1993, when his baiting flirted with the
"Lookln& back on· l:ast year, Bret was the man and he
looked lik.c he bod n future with the Moriner5, but (his trade
lo Cincinnati) opens the door," said Amaral, who wiJI com·
pctc aaalnst "eteran Luis Sojo and a couple ol minor leuauers
for the starting spot. "I don't think they're handina me the
tm long Mm), jumping ab1l1I). and quid.· \\CfC Chm Ur.iJ)h.1" (~aJJlcb.1d). Orci
nc.;, to become " forlc 1n the p:unl at f'thlcr (ll'\1nc:) and <.hm. I all>ott (\\cxtd·
lloth end' of the lloor b11dGc)
.320 mark early in the ycnr.
Prior to the All·Sl:ir breaJ.:, Amarnl pl3ycd in 74
o( Seattle's 88 games: and was among the Ameri·
cn n Lca1ue's leac.Jiog· hillen os late as June J.
when Ii~ ranked ninth with a .322 avenge. But
Boone hod been promoted from triple-A and
starting hilling, and Amaral strained 3 h ms1rin1
muscle, forcing him to go on the disabled list.
,......._ _ _....-._,,_. job. Whoever plays weU enough in prina tr:ainina
will have the best shot oC gcttina the po itlon, but
I think 1 have the inside track.
ALL·SEA VIEW LEAGUE
(Dally Piiot aelectlona)
Co-Player• of the Year
Mo t of the ~cond half, though. Amaral sat and
watched O..er th e final si.'< \\CCU, he would some·
times DH and play • lilllc shortstop. Boone, o
third-aencration mJJor leaguer and a fo rmer USC
All-American, was the organization') pride 3nd ..
JOYSo with Boone out 'or the picture. it') Amaral'~ Rich Amaral
Job to lo~c.
"But if l don•t perform, won't act it. ju~t like
Bret didn't perform last year. Bret and I were
competina apinst each other, but we were arcoJ
friends and we djdn't h?ve any probtcnu. I l.ncw
he was the 24~year-old 1uy c:omina up and the
phcnom or wbatC'lcr. and that I'm the older cuy.
Duic:ally, ii Bret's not ready, I'd fill in.
"I knew he had a lot of pre ure on him, bcina
a third·aeneration auy (behind grandfather. Ray,
and Ca.lher, Bob, to play in the majors). He said
·60lnclimes he wished that he'd ju.t be:an averaae
Joe." .
Doug Gottlieb, Tustin
Dem1trius Zeigler. University
Second Team .. Th1i; 1s the fir)t time in rm carccc.l'vc..!clt.likcl 'm .secur~
us for as ma"ing (a major le:>guc) team," suid Am:aral, a
formc:r 8tonci:i I hgh and 0 rM¥e Coast Colle'e s1andou1.
"But my aoal is to be the start ing ~ccond b:>tcman and thal'J
what I'm focusing on right now, not just makini lhe team.
Am.a.cat.. Who tu.ms_ 32..on~l; was "nainJy no eve~
Joe, m:iking headlines and ESPN features with his clo ic.
hana with'cm saga -the journeyman minor Jeaauer tin~lly
,euina his shot in the m:1jors.
All Am1rt; onw-ersity ..,,
Brian Finneran, Santa Margarita
David Lalazarian. Tustin
·· 1 try not to ct riny :.tatistiCOll goal , ekcept fo~ one ahnt I
go by, and that's IO play hard every game, to pby c\'cry gome
like it's the mo 1 import:ant game of the year. To n1c. if l do
that, I'll put to&cthcr a gooJ )C:a'\On, I don't want to put limi·
lotions on myself. such ai., 'I'd like to hit .300,' bccau'°• hey,
Amaral had played six seasons in the Cubs' oraanlution.
then wo selected by the White Sox in December of 1988 in
the minor 1u,uc Ruic V Oran. When they decided 10 U.ip
Amoral b:ick to doublc·A in 1989, he retired. Son of. He'd
just spent three )Car$ In double·A, and didn't (cc& like doing
Adam Libby, Woodbridge
Dan MacMillan, Corona del Mar
Bren~an Mulligan, Santa Margarita
Paul Tayyar, Newport Harbor
Dustin White, University
m:.ybc J can do more:· ... ~., Rob Whitfield, Woodbridge
Coach of the Year: Jerry DeBusk. Santa Margarita
Jack Kramer still in niiddle ol tennis racket
• One of sport's pionesrs now
staying busy as p~es1dent of SCT A.
TcnAis Association (SCTA) since 1991, and
sponsored by Wilson Sponmg Goods Cor -47
ye.rs. never rcaJly lost si&ht.
"When )OU're an athlete and your trAinln&
lops without anythin& happcnina that's.,.yout
fault," he ~id. "You're not able 10 compete or
procttce, and by the time l WIS gcuina ready
for the: tour in 1946, I w 2S and I felt lib an
old mon . Dul whenever I cot D chance 10 train,
tp lift thinas or do phy1ical
training, I'd .alwoY\ work
hard, because l alwoys
lookcJ al th:u as an 'cxpc·
riencc to make me a better
playe r."
Kramer needed money
after the war, so two-time
U . Open chmplon ·and
J 939 Wimblcd n ~inner
Bobby Ri QS one of
h' fim oppbncna • Kramer
n ... R1 m de mo v.Utk: h3rdcr," Kr111ncr
id. ••1 le improved me o Wt.
"'O then, 1{ you weren't the t, you re·
llt weren't bl to~l1y. MOit of tcnn ' rcpu·
t uon came fr"1m aM11cur ~ttts, In Nie·
ball, U ~ wcrcn .. 1 ttlnt .3'°9 ,)'OU· weren't in-
vtttd bd. Now, ol coeane. a ....,_, ..... SI "'"''°" ... ,.. .........
ltiliWI _.., Wtd fnMI tN6 10 1"3.
which incl uded winnina U.S. Open sin&Jc titles
in '•6 and '•7. and ia 1947 Wimbledon ingle
champion hip. He also ph1ycd on two \ictorious
U.S. Davis Cup teams in 19-46 and '47.
''I realized that I was the best player of my
time, but then I thouaht 10 my~lf. 'What om I
1oing to do when somebody beats me?' " said
Kramer, who uCfered Crom anhritic problem
and stepped awoy from center court when he
was 32 in 1953. "So my mind turned into a
businessman."
from l9S3 to 1961, Kramer promoted the
Wotld Champion hlp Tour, iand hias worked in
lhc coif and tcnni bu incu •incc.
In addition to more tele\<l ion rovcra,e.
Kramer bclie\'Cs that tOdaf 1 ATP •tars need to
step up and m rkcr the port lhnt ha been M>
Cinanci11lly rcW11rdin1 to them
"You can't do 1nyth1nc obou t the p>rt un·
le 11hlete wiant 1u coopcr11c,'' -a~ K11mct.
who ~ tl.cd at Wimbledon for the Bri1ith
Dro:Mk tina Corpomtion (O UC) from 1960 to
1974, an4 acrvcd a color commcn11&or It the
U.S. <>pen dur na that me time.
·•wnh uur playcn today. they're "*' no
Obltptioa to htlp the lctpt, iaftd ..... e.ey
do, you can't mat\11 the ~ • Wiii. l
ha n't n many of 1he lap .. • -•
llYt IOmeth • '*'·'" ICrlaler ._ lillw rat ._ --...
PllYYaw .... 1-..AI ..,... a..:,.,"""~ ..
6-0 Jr. 18 0
6·3 Sr. 26 2
6-3 Sr 16 6
6-0 Sr 20 1
6-5 Sr 13 0
6·2 Jr 17.1
6-7 Sr 14.0
6-3 Sr 11 .7
5-11 Sr 11 .2
6-5 Sr. 13.6
6-6 So. 12.7
6·0 Sr. 11 .8
~-7 Sr.-8 9
5:2 Jr. 11 .2
6·0 Jr. 13.3
6·2 Sr '13.7
6-4 Sr. 10.8
t
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MK'MaQ 27 239 I 9 24
Calahan 2e 157 • 6 0 13
JoMIOn 26 155 6 0 . 18
~ 28 149 53 19
Sdll!f ' 28 132 47 13
SdwOldcr 28 129 4 6 17
CoiclNf1 1 4 4 0 0
SlnO"* 23 69 3 0 10 Owen 1 2 20 2 en 28 46 I 6 8
OIGtazler 7 11 1 6 7 uncu s 1 14 s frxotosy 1 o o o o
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61 M.uln~ 48
45 ~14rt Dl'I ~'>
54 ll TOfo bJ
80 lo• Allo, 38
62 \\lliilli•r Chrl\li.an 40
72 5onor.1 67
58 C•nlury o
so fd1M>11 "1
44 HOO\l't 41
76 Righl'lli b I
S9 blolnt1.1 W
W.t \ """ LU,Ul'
74 Uniuu 1I)'
S? \\ oodbrid~•
S4 »nl.a M.Hf.U1l.1 loll
60 Mddl •b.M.
47 T1o lln
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47 lninl'
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46 \\ u<\dbudi;t
Sl »nl.a \brf.1r11.1
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36 f11\t1n
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18
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47 f~l'nl)'nlnl' P"'"'' .a.a
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Plat -Stats
U1ANCIA IOY't (U•H, 1•4)
Sl.ASON (lNDIVlDUA&.t
l'Jjjir I tp ng hi
frw 24 351 14 & '17 '
Riell¥0$0n 22 233 10 & 18
Pierson 26 232 8 9 22
Clndbh 25 159 & 4 1 g
Byrne 24 139 5 8 18
Feeney 26 132 5 1 12
Novak 26 122 4.7 19
Atvcns 27 107 4 5 14
DrJike 26 107 4 I 11
Yanagisua 2 2 o 2
LOO, ICHIDULI
46 11oy n
) 2 Nl'\\port tf atbot 36
47 tiuntington lle.Kh 45
74 CalY.ary Ch.lpe ( 71
72 C)ptt'SS 71S
78 C.itdtn ,CrO\l' 46
S 7 Wulminsltr H
49 Or.1ngt> 6'J
70 \\iuion Viejo 59
4 '1 C.ipo V.all~t S•J
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b; ln1nt .16
t.O Corun.a del '\.ar S11
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.....,_ • ttr-nw hg
StloWy 26 364 14 0 25 Tayy 21 sro 13 J 30
lonlbio 26 239 9 2 21
Nido 17 231 • fl 25
OrtaW 26 216 • 3 23
Giol~ 3 11 3 7 II
Rritl 27 79 2 9 10
Pe:Nfl 27 56 2 I 8
8ldortk 22 27 1 2 6
Stra:!O<d 5 3 O 6 3
COlbcCJO 20 5 0 3 2
Jirner'a 2 0 0 0 0
LOO, ICMIDULI
SS ll"O'f l9
36 CJt.anN l2
4S ll Toro 41
46 Moller Del 71>
47 Attl'1i.a ;o
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67 Mln,us, Aliz. ~
71 OcNn.idc :'U
S6 0.111• ti ills :; J
70 lt•&hctti t. 2
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Stats
con& MUA 01au (17·7, H·•>
IUION CINDIVIOUAL.) , .. _., • tp .,,. ..
ROb!nSoll 19 293 15 4 26
KllTl 23 174 75 11
Ballll 23 167 7 3 12
Do 24 147 6 1 14
E Brown 23 127 5 5 16
lutmM'tl 24 129 5 4 14
Vt!)l 24 92 ~ 8 22
Co:en 22 62 28 a
SPtfl(et 16 33 2.4 8
8ir1lt1I 9 15 1 7 4
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48 fountain V.tllt>y
D.in.1 Mills "1
7'J Sant.a Mar1artla
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.a J C)pttu
4J l.ll l'wood
61 LB Jord.ln
l'J S<hurr
Sl Tu\lln
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54
58
46
28
52
60
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SJ Cenlurt Ju
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"on It• .u~ut'
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.Ill C.t.1no.1 .14
6; (1·nlur\' 14
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4 '1 8.JH\'tl }8
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Co.>ch: Liu \\lNaml'l'
UTAlllCIA OllU (H-•, 7.JI
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,,_,., • tp •vv h9
~ 24 356 '53 23 JeMnos 2• 233 9 1 22
AJdlrds 20 192 9 b 20
Orab 24 225 9 4 22
w~ 24 199 83 19
Oomingtiez 2'2 130 5 9 1 B
~ 1 3 30 3
Lt NoQnd 17 •2 2i 10 s f'Oland 23 50 'l2 6
·~ 20 23 12 (j Giraud-1 o 00 t
Clmbreros o Q o o
1.00, SCHIDULI
aa
74 n
66
Anaheim
S.addlt b.1cl.
I n ine
P.iliudt'S
62 Nolrl' O.iml' Ac..1dtm\
42 H.11v•rd·\~ "'II.al."
11 »ddll'bJl I. ;a C•nlenni.>I
59 Coron.> dt>I ''.ir
Gl ll Toro
4J IUi;helll
6J Aluc.td<"ru
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111
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.. ~ cu.1.1 \\t'>.J •
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511 Troabuco 11111•
t.O l.igun.a Bt·.ic. t.
58 c; .. n1u"
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60 Btllflo,,.l'I
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7.10
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Vanguards drop tourney opener;
Borders tenative Friday $tarter
tOCAL SCHEDULE AMARAL
COS 1 A Ml '> \ -Southcin C:altlo1111.1
Collccc ~•' un .1 ,1c; to "1ppN1 1,h1ng
1 patcher Jdl lkd.k) either 111 the held or
at the pl;atc ~tu11J.i). oanJ dropped the
opening o( tlw \ an~u.1Hh. 11,\11 tourna·
, mcnt, 5· I.
Ucdlc\, a lcl1-h.111dl.'r "ho ., co1hnJ·
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tfc,pttc lhro"'"S 't'cll. aC'rorJtng to S('C
head ClU1.h C.11 trl1e l'h1tl1r>'
hu: \'Ill ~c bu') the remainder uf th.:
\\ed.: (.) \\ cJnc.sdJ~, the \'•111gua1J, "•II
face L C \ rn Diego at Z p .m .
Thur,J ~ , game a~:>111,t ll1l1l;,i anJ rri-
d:i} ·, rn.11chup \\llh Con1."t>rJ1;,i ur lnine
ha't: ~ 3 1 ~IJrh AcrnrJmg lt1 J1hill1p,, 11.1
1.k1rJl·r, '' 1~ nf.ilt\d) -.ct tu 1:.rt on Fri·
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TODAY .........
Colle-gt> -SoC .ii Collt>gl' Tourn•mcnl.
( ommun1h c.ollcgt' -Or .inge CO.JS! .it
Lung lk-.ic.h C1h, 2 p.m.
1 .. 11.ttt.ll
Colll'gt> men -Southern C•liforni;i Colll·~t'
JI Point Loma N.iurent-, 7:30 p.m.
Colll'g«' "omt'n -Southern C.il1forn1.a
College al Point lom.t N.u.irtnt, S 30 p.m.
Fre• fl•9• 6
11 :agatn ''Going l :.id.. Ill d1•uh! ... 1\ '' .1'>
hard 10 h:indlc .1: the: 11nic. M> I J~ ... 1JcJ
IO go home :.inJ I lhou~ht I '>'J\ ~ucng 10
rc11re :· he !>a1J, "I "J) home hr ::i "'I.'\ •
:anJ I IJlt..cJ 11 "'er \\llh 111) .\Ire
(~ta~hclc)
"I '>1111 lcll lake I 1.uulJ pl.:a) in 1hc bag
league' 1r gl\cn the ch:ince ~h v.tfc h.ld
rc:.111) cnC'llUt.ii;cJ me. 'Ol)lllg. 'He). Jnn't
let 1he~c gu)., J,) 1h1<. H ~1111 1.::an l.ecp
pb)ing anJ if )OU ,•111 lmc th:: ~.1mc. then
MASON (IMOMOUAL) • .... , • lit .,,.
E 26 399 15 3
lM ~ ?e 241 93
Nlao 26 22E a 1
G Hc~s 23 1 sa e 2
~ 22 156 71
8cw«n3n 21 90 c 3
Kly1lJ 6 18 3 0
Wi!W\ 21 5S 2 6
A110td 1 e 31 • ~
M E Cuy.oo 3 4 1 ~
C Hut:s 6 .c O'
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f <'t> .H II J.,,,.11,. ttwml'), ; . JD
lu.a~ h ~h.innon J.ll..o)I.~
.._cep plJ\ m.: I: ""';:i, £l'l\>d tv go home 1111
\Ira ~htcn thing\ l>UI, :anJ m) ~•fr C'flJO)Cd
t11c 'ba'>ch.111 .1nd the tr a\ cling. 'l I ''·•)CJ
tn l!oubk·A the "h 1k )t:Jr ··
tk b:at1cd 1l\cr '\ 10, 101 the IU\I tune
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lagur.·J \111,11Jl h.1J h:.iJ l·nl1ud1 cru1.1m "'!! I I.: m:i~ Ot'\lf rctwn 1\1 1hC' !.11m
.... le \trud .. uul "l.'1gh1 ur rune. :rnJ \\C
mu\I h.1\C' m.1ue lt\c or ''"' crr1ir<' .,;rnJ
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PUIUC IOTICES
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be dctel lllltH:d b) the OUtC1ltne\ Of ~.1mo
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PUil.iC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
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JODLACM
OTMDMP • ....... ., ... "°" N-UHtm
Cullcge m\•n -Biolol JI )outhc.-rn CJlifurniJ
College, 2 p.m. '
Commun•lt college m en -c,.pt(.'\S JI
Oran~t' Coast, 2 p m.
Commun11r college wom<'n -Or;inge
Co.ast "'' c,press. 2 p m
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